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Hampton Bays Beautification Association Hosts Garden Party

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Hampton Bays residents Kay Donohue

Hampton Bays residents Kay Donohue

Jan Stover and Chrissy Muscarello at the Hampton Bays Beautification Association's garden party and Chinese auction on Saturday at Cowfish in Hampton Bays. KYLE CAMPBELL

Jan Stover and Chrissy Muscarello at the Hampton Bays Beautification Association's garden party and Chinese auction on Saturday at Cowfish in Hampton Bays. KYLE CAMPBELL

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Debbie Robertaccio

Debbie Robertaccio

John Capone

John Capone

Scott Bolster

Scott Bolster

James Campbell and Al Scherzer at the Hampton Bays Beautification Association's garden party and Chinese auction on Saturday at Cowfish in Hampton Bays. KYLE CAMPBELL

James Campbell and Al Scherzer at the Hampton Bays Beautification Association's garden party and Chinese auction on Saturday at Cowfish in Hampton Bays. KYLE CAMPBELL

authorKyle Campbell on Jun 9, 2014
The Hampton Bays Beautification Association held its 29th annual Garden Party and Chinese auction at Cowfish restaurant on Saturday afternoon. More than 100 people turned out to enjoy food, live... more

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